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Constança Fernandes scores in the Portuguese women's national team victory

Diário de Coimbra11 September 2026 at 12:30

Constança Fernandes found the back of the net in the Portuguese women's national football team's victory against Ukraine. The athlete, who represents Clube Condeixa, directly contributed to the national team's positive result.

Diana Oliveira, also an athlete from Clube Condeixa, was part of Portugal's starting eleven in this match. Both players played an important role in the Portuguese victory.

The victory against Ukraine represents another step in the journey of Portugal's women's national team, which continues to accumulate positive results in their competitions.

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